Associations between maternal occupational exposures and pregnancy outcomes among Chinese nurses: a nationwide study
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings suggested that maternal occupational exposures might be associated with the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes among female nurses in China. We recommend that policy-markers and hospital managers work together to reduce exposure to occupational hazards and improve pregnancy outcomes among female nurses.PMID:37907929 | DOI:10.1186/s12978-023-01704-x
Source: Cancer Control - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Zhaoqiang Jiang Junfei Chen Lingfang Feng Mingying Jin Shuang Liu Lina Wang Jing Wang Changyan Yu Jianhong Zhou Yan Ye Liangying Mei Wenlan Yu Xing Zhang Jianlin Lou Source Type: research
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